to staie a while, and insert the words of Leland touching the land called S. Dewies or S. Dauids land, whereof some men may peraduenture haue vse, his words are these. Being therefore past this hauen and point [Sidenote: S. Dewie or Dauid all one.] of Demetia, in casting about the coast we come to S. Dewies or S. Dauids land, which Ptolomie calleth Octapitanum promontorium, I read to be separated from the rest of the countrie much after this maner, although I grant that there may be and are diuerse other little creekes betwixt Newgale and S. Dauids head, and betwixt S. Dauids and Fischard, beside those that are héere mentioned out of a register of that house. As we turne therefore from Milford, S. Dauids land beginneth at Newgale, a créeke serued with a backe fresh water. Howbeit there is a baie before this creeke betwixt it and Milford. From hence about foure miles is [Sidenote: Saluach.] Saluach creeke, otherwise called Sauerach, whither some fresh water resorteth: the mouth also thereof is a good rescue for balingers, as it [Sidenote: Portelais.] (I meane the register) saith. Thence go we to Portelais three miles, [Sidenote: Alen.] where is a little portlet, whither the Alen that commeth through saint Dewies close dooth run. It lieth a mile south-west from S. Dewies, [Sidenote: Portmaw.] saint Stinans Chappell also is betwéene Portelais, and Portmaw. The next [Sidenote: Maw.] [Sidenote: Pendwie.] [Sidenote: Lanuehan.] is Port Maw, where I found a great estuarie into the land. The Pendwie halfe a mile from that: Lhand Vehan is thrée miles from Pendwie, where [Sidenote: Tredine.] is a salt créeke, then to Tredine three miles, where is another creeke [Sidenote: Langunda.] to Langunda, foure miles, and another créeke is there in like sort where fishermen catch herrings. Héere also the Gwerne riuer diuideth [Sidenote: Fischard.] Penbidiane from Fischerdine Kemmeis land. From Langunda to Fischard at [Sidenote: Gwerne.] the Gwerne mouth foure miles, and here is a portlet or hauenet also for ships. And thus much of S. Dauids land.